Abstract:With the rapid development of intelligent transportation systems, Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast (ADS-B) technology has been widely used as an advanced means of air traffic management and monitoring. However, the openness and vulnerability of ADS-B signals make them potential targets for deception attacks. In order to improve flight safety and avoid deceptive interference in ADS-B systems, a deep learning based omnidirectional beacon signal processing method is proposed to detect deceptive behavior in ADS-B signals. Research on using omnidirectional beacons to collect ADS-B signal data and extract relevant features, and then applying a Bidirectional Long Short Term Memory (BiLSTM) deep learning model to train the extracted features to distinguish between normal signals and deception signals. Then, the signal detection method is optimized by combining the focus loss function and Bayesian optimization algorithm, and the flight state error is quantified through the geometric position correlation function. The results showed that the training loss value and training accuracy of the model reached 0.25 and 98.15%, respectively. The improved BiLSTM model achieved classification performance of over 99.50% in all indicators. In addition, the detection errors of the research method in flight speed, horizontal flight direction, and vertical flight direction are only 0.01%, 0.01%, and 0.04%, respectively. The detection of real signals shows that the loss values of flight speed, horizontal and vertical directions are all 1, while the loss errors of deception signals on these indicators are 15%, 1% and 0.3%, respectively. In summary, the research on deep learning ADS-B signal deception detection methods for omnidirectional beacon signal processing has effectively achieved excellent detection accuracy and robustness, providing important technical support and reference for the field of civil aviation safety.